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[@TheLegend27StrikesBack]

I think everyone was just waiting for him to mention Hublot.

[@bocagelandscape]

They feared Nico coming to watchfinder hq if they hadn't mentioned it.

[@slayergut]

Probably knocked out by Rolex

[@basselamjad958]

Hublot makes some masterpieces of art Nico just hating on them cuz he can't afford to get a real Hublot

[@pineapple3832]

im reading this before the video so i didnt know it was a bad brand😮

[@bumpyroad3251]

I was waiting for Richard Mille watches also, together with Hublot..

[@dl6860]

You should do an episode on debunking Rolex's claims

[@CornelisWH4303]

In addition to this, why do Rolex lie about the size of the case? The Daytona is not 40 mm but 38 mm. The size of the OP is also almost 2 mm smaller than specified. See Britt Pearce's video.

[@jackloh1124]

I believe Andrew has done this on his personal channel

[@seaweed719]

The sub is not the first dive watch with rotating bezel. Blancpain Fifty Fathoms is.

[@andrew_owens7680]

People have been disappeared for less.

[@BAF605]

We love Rowlecckkks!!

[@rainerbuechse6923]

Thanks for the bravery to put Rolex on the list. Well deserved!

[@spittinvenom9843]

The most rare watch that everyone has

[@sotecluxan4221]

Seiko5, too? I am excited!

[@bobball2759]

I think that this was one of the top 10 worst podcasts in the world. B.

[@jerryboics9550]

Here's another. They say they're a non profit organization, but it was just a tax scam

[@thetruthhurts7500]

I'd watch the video again lame brain and this time listen to what they said.....Only those who can't get or can't afford hate Rolex...There is no brand that even comes close to Rolex..less expensive or more expensive..All watches brands want to be Rolex..every single one.

[@matthewhowell1455]

"I would politely decline, unless you had a story about meeting a guy with a duck..." Love it! 🤣

[@karlsenula9495]

DW: "quack..."

[@mbcarlson]

“The Invicta brand is the worst because it brings out the worst in you.” So true. 😂

[@Zion-18]

No MVMT?! I've been given both MVMT and Vincero watches, and MVMT is so bad that the Vincero felt like a $5000 watch by comparison.

[@jrchannel7405]

I have an Invicta. It has a Seiko quartz movement so it keeps time pretty accurately. Still, I got it as a gift so I can't complain

[@nlberglov8458]

I pray for your soul

[@Tableturn]

You should have complained 😂

[@dxonoxd]

@@Tableturnwell if I had given that I would complain. A lot. thankfully I dont have a friend to give me a present so yeah.

[@misterpsych3804]

you could throw it in the trash, or give it to a child, or wear it in the dark in the privacy of your own bedroom. or better yet, don't admit, for any reason, you possess one. I have been given undesirable dross and quietly chucked it away.

[@AurelioLeon-zh5ok]

Invicta's best watches are the ones that are not made by Invicta

[@imthiajahmad6345]

I’m Not Man Enough To Wear An Invicta And I’m Not Rich Enough To Buy Rolex😂But I’m Smart Enough To Buy Seiko SNXS79k 😊😅

[@KC-bv9kf]

You are wrong. You’re man enough not to wear an Invicta.

[@StrikeWarlock]

Not just smart Classy

[@Rhal63]

Nico always says buy and wear what you like then he has a meltdown. You can’t have it both ways. My wife bought me an Hublot for taking care of my buddy , her father for years. I like the watch. It fills a spot in my collection. Thanks guys for always showing class then making these informative videos. Nico could learn something from you guys. Thanks

[@eastbaystreet1242]

It is popular to hate Hublot because all of their models and some of their owners are complete tools. Far from all of their owners are jerks. I agree with the video that Hublot's designs are fascinating. I enjoy the occasional Nico video for sheer entertainment, because... that's what they are. He is brilliantly marketing his company by building a following.

[@sherlockjura]

Nico is fun but he's nothing more than a reseller, he hypes up the brands that he needs to sell

[@kevinparker461]

Nico is always "Raging" about something, `He's like the Andrew Tate of watches!. When i see a thumbnail of Nico on line his gob is always wide open shouting about something!! .... i do laugh!!

[@punkypink83]

as the owner of an invicta prodiver 40mm i totally expected invicta to show up on the list lol. i think with invicta u have to manage yr expectations, and buy the right models, and they'll be fantastic value for money. certainly more so than vincero or daniel wellington. at least it has a proper movement in the NH35 in some models.

[@masterxyr]

word

[@karlsenula9495]

I do applaud Invicta fans for being enthusiastic, I do applaud Invicta for their original designs (well mostly original and some might label them outlandish over the top or gawdy) and I agree that by now with a modicum of research and watch knowledge you know what you get. That said there are a number of reasons they could be on here; most designs, most sizes, over-branding, inflated MSRP do not appeal to the typical watch enthisiast .... that said because of the prevalence of the brand I think all watch collectors should at least look at them and do their own research before forming an opinion and automatically writing them off.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

@@karlsenula9495 Like my tuxedo t-shirt, the Invictas say, "nah, I don't really give a sh*t" and I want 3/4s of a pound of steel on my wrist because my Pateks, Vacherons all feel too soft for whatever I have planned that day. They are follies for the irreverent.

[@larryd4352]

I have quite a few Invicta's...mainly the 47 mm Grand Diver. At 6'6" and 320 lbs of ex-football player, Offensive Lineman... A 40 mm watch...no matter the maker...looks like a child's watch on my 23 cm wrist. Personally...I've never had any problems with mine...quartz or automatic.

[@rocketdyneF1]

12:48. You need to put a big label on that watch saying “not Richard Mille”.

[@chrisberdin]

Rolex is the George Santos of the watchmaking world. 😂

[@MrNickMulgrave]

The thing that bothers me the most about Hublot is that the screws are never aligned on any of their watches. .

[@Anonymous-ew9ip]

only ap align their screws in a circular pattern. even the og cartier santos doesn’t arrange their screw in an orderly manner, so yeah.

[@babymammuth5074]

Ap has fake screws tho they just place them in, how would you fasten a octagonal screw in an octagonal hole?

[@pjdarcy]

"Get whatever you want. Who cares?" - great work, Tom, really selling the podcast there! 🤣

[@ignaciopadilla5150]

You forgot MVT. They are so annoying with their ads till this day. I think Movado should be on the list as well.

[@hugohernandez3651]

Loved this video...🤣....and a Rolex owner I absolutely loved the rant about it..."I want one, but I can't get one.".

[@danielfrancis3660]

I'm assuming all the watches mentioned can tell the time in which case it completes its primary function. I think when you say bad watches there are a number of things you mean such as: 1. Bad design 2. Bad looks 3. Bad price 3. Bad marketing etc

[@twpsyn]

as a Vostok owner the ever growing anticipation with each passing brand made this video very fun

[@sotecluxan4221]

All parts made in Russia? Working how, accuracy?

[@twpsyn]

@@sotecluxan4221 once a week I have to adjust the time by about a minute to retain accuracy. I ride a motorcycle every day that vibrates a lot, so I use the Vostok as my daily beater. It's a great watch that keeps ticking no matter what. not the prettiest or most accurate though lol

[@Dooguk]

@@sotecluxan4221 Watchmaker Richard Perrett did a great video 3 years ago on the Komandirskie. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6HElKRmeJuCmrc

[@RunawayYe]

the amphibias are the definition of a beater watch and perfect for going to the beach cause water's not getting in and you don't care how much beach sand scratches it

[@jacobkohler]

I think you forgot to mention and exclude vintage Invicta (which should be completely separate from modern Invicta). They didn’t used to be like this. Check their watches from the 60s/70s

[@misterpsych3804]

Gruen is in the same boat , as well as Zodiac

[@hyfy-tr2jy]

So you are saying that Rolex is essentially the Elon Musk of watches...claiming they invented everything but in reality they did not

[@hibernopithecus7500]

And then they promise you a product but it doesn’t materialise.

[@garyboyle695]

Pretty much, along with their fake heritage. They have been a watch assembler rather than a watch maker for most of their existence.

[@veowsaku]

Invicta has it’s place for not pretending to be otherwise.

[@PETERJOHN101]

I bought two Invicta's circa 2005 (?) claiming to be special editions, one with a mother of pearl dial dyed orange, which probably sounds awful, but is absolutely beautiful. To my surprise, its engine was a Swiss (Ronda?) quartz, and the price was only $100. The other was a blue dial chronograph with a super polished case, maybe the nicest shade of blue I've ever seen on a watch face, and again, powered by a Swiss quartz. Also $100. Yes, I still have them, but that's the end of the road for Invicta as far as my watch collection goes. Nowadays I stay away from brands with no real history or that change hands to become off-shore crap, which is happening more and more.

[@kobusvanrensburg4092]

When I win the Lottery I'm sure to invest in some affordable luxury watches such as DW.

[@antiquesandlearningtolive4369]

Brick is MVMT for medium income folks. 🤣 MVMT equation is $X watch off Alibaba x 20 + cost to print name on dial($5x20+$2=$102 ~ adjusted down to $99 for marketing). Brick follows a near identical equation. $XXX watch x 10 + cost to print dial and laser back of case)$200x10+$20=$2,020 ~ adjusted down to $1,995 for marketing. Similar for most of the "affordable luxury stuff". 😅

[@antiquesandlearningtolive4369]

Cadisen makes a fine homage to the AP Royal Oak for

[@benjovic7498]

This type of video should be an annual series. Although I cannot disagree with the points made. Some of these brands have no hope and remain on this list, while some brands can actually redeem themselves and make it out of this list for next year. Franck Muller make some of the most interesting watches, I'm biased a little because I own a crazy hour and I love it. The FM brand lost its soul and direction a decade ago, they really need to just focus on launching new watch to "WOW" consumers. Will Rolex/FM/Hublot make it off this list in the next video (if it becomes a series)? What are your thoughts?

[@garyboyle695]

Rolex deservedly on the list and for the reasons you stated. A horrible horrible company that have been taking credit for others inventions and innovations since the very beginning.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

Ehhhhh... they are OK. Most companies wouldn't have the right to throw stones at any other company - business is dirty. Buy what you like and if you like Rolex and can afford it, then enjoy.

[@Melontheyoutuber]

Just picked up my 126900 Air-King an hour ago! Thanks guys!

[@KC-bv9kf]

But at least you can now flip it and feel good doing it.

[@MadDog8932]

I had a Rolex GMT Master back in 1969. A good watch with a "TERRIBLE" Clasp that let me down badly. I can sincerely say that my Invicta Pro Divers are actually better and have served me better and with less angiush than the Rolex caused me.

[@spizzenergi2292]

Always wondered why the band kept playing on the Titanic when they could have perhaps helped out with the lifeboats.

[@flatulent-1]

Lol

[@bernardhossmoto]

Thank you for being so open!

[@raven_of_zoso455]

Now, about Alpha... I kinda agree about that watches that have a near 1:1 resemblance to other, more expensive and iconic watches is not particularly cool, or a good investment for that matter. And I say that while having four homages in my collection, along with other more original Swiss pieces. (three of them bought early in my collecting, mainly as beaters and to get an idea of how the real deal was on the wrist, and I live a 20+ hour drive from the nearest luxury watch AD). But, the Alpha I have, I bought second hand and was one I hunted down, it is the Daytona 6265 "Big Red" homage, with the panda dial, and it is an older, discontinued version with the slightly miss-leading word "Chronometer" on the dial, and the word "Chronograph" in bold red letters over the 6 o'clock sub-dial. Now the reason I wanted this was not to trick people I had a Big Red Daytona, but because that is in my opinion the most aesthetic sports-watch ever made, and I also will most likely never own a real one, and if I did, I certainly wouldn't keep it in rotation with the rest of my collection. Also, it has a genuine Sea-Gull mechanical movement, that I have had serviced and adjusted to run a solid -3 sec/day, and I have been offered 3 times of what I paid for it, which is kinda cool considering it's actually a fairly recent homage. So homages of discontinued models I have nothing against, but when I see certain (and especially) Omega, Seiko and Tudor homages that creeps above the 500 buck price-tag I do struggle to see the point. Also, I think a lot of micro-brands and even some slightly more established brands can fall a bit under this umbrella, because there's a lot of Submariner homages and acclaimed "original" designs that bears heavily on the Rolex Sub appearance, but they only slightly changed the size or put on a slightly different finishing on the dial. And, lastly, there's one thing I have to say that kinda even hurts me slightly, and that is that I have an Ali watch that leaves my 4x more expensive Hamilton in the dust in regards to both finishing, feel, and bracelet, the only thing thing the Hamilton has to offer is an ETA 2824 movement over the Seiko NH-35A in the Ali Express watch. But, in the end I think there are very good alternatives to mostly all watches that are not homages. Orient, Seiko, Bulova, Citizen, Casio, Hamilton, Marathon, Tissot, Lumi-Nox, and the whole universe of cool micro-brands have a world to offer for a fair price and an original design.

[@kevinc1001]

Come on Invicta is not that bad a lot of Us got started with them. Also, you name me a watch like the Pro Diver 9937OB that's 200m, uses a SW 200 has solid end links and a scissor style clasps all for around $200. Yes, the lume is crap but you can always get them professional relumed.

[@rosshanmulla2818]

Summary 1: Romain Jerome 2: Brick watch company 3: Invicta 4: Daniel Wellington 5: Vincero 6: Frank Muller 7: Alpha Under $100 8: Rolex (False claims for marketing) 9: Cheap digital watches with copyright infringing characters 10: Watch with games 11: Hublot (to keep Nico's Pride)

[@Gersberms]

Stauer is advertising in magazines in the US, it's an "interesting" brand. They have a whole catalog full of stuff and I question everything they sell. One of their watches was given to me, I think it cost about $100, and it's made worse than a $10 Timex.

[@williamjc7195]

I have 5 invicta watches in my collection. I bought the more "rational" models ;) keep good time and give me variety at a good price.

[@BensWatchClub]

Glad to see Spaghetti Scameti didn't make the list! 🍝

[@garyboyle695]

Better than a Rolex.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

For those of us who thought the football field went "10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70..." what brand are you referring to? TIA

[@anonymoususer6683]

I use Invicta as a beater watch, around the house, and work. I have a Tudor, a Tag Heurer & Omega I wear on weekends and going out.

[@Good_Username]

Great video! Next time please provide timestamps or divide the timeline so that it's easier to follow!

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

And there was I thinking that finally there would be an episode that would not have Rolex in it.

[@samfallow18]

I like my Invicta Pro Diver. It fits really well and has a NH35 powerhouse. Then I acquired a Grand Diver. That thing was huge and nerly forced me into a gym subscription just to be able to pick it up. I moved it on pretty quickly.

[@davidcrandall4958]

Sam, there are many 38 mm Grand Diver models!

[@joeldfisher]

William Wangen, William Wangen, William Wangen (thought if I typed it three times an ad might appear)

[@geraldconnolly2140]

MVMT, Movado, fashion watches like Guess… ?

[@falcon81701]

Wanted a new sub, couldn’t get one from an AD. Bought a SpeedMaster. My care factor for the sub has surprisingly gone.

[@Gigachadhimself]

Time for me to get a hublot to add to my invicta watch collection.

[@thefbi3688]

Chad

[@TheMrFishnDucks]

Fantastic video. Hilarious. Keep up the good work. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@darrenjones2070]

Spot on especially with R / OLEX. Great video.

[@shogun884]

Mostly bang on, though disagree on the alpha , I've a 36mm explorer with a pt 5000 movement and it's a little beauty , very understated

[@jerryboics9550]

If you are old enough to have wanted a Gameboy, you should know these weren't a scam, it's what 99% of hand held games were at the time .

[@TheLegitAlpha]

6:16 actually, that’s a miyota 9 right there, or at least all but one of the automatics. Would be nice if they listened to my suggestion and got a hold of a 9075 to use in a GMT.

[@DrWes322]

People forgot that crap from Filippo Loreti? Spamming social media. And also of course MVMT

[@jojogpt]

Daniel Wellington. I don't have words bad enough to express my disgust for this brand.

[@CosminFlorut]

The Lange 30 day power reserve, and the piaget altiplano ultrathin, they both have something to wind the watch with

[@cliffordgriffith818]

Those Invictas are hideous

[@BoozewithNick]

Romain Jerome, WTF? Winning the quest to build a haunted watch. Freaks.

[@notchwatches]

The Romain Jerome Chronograph of circa 2011 is without a doubt the coolest looking watch ever made. They should have just stopped with that. _Maybe_ update it with a Daniels co-axial escapement, but it was pure beauty and perfection. Then.... they lost the plot.

[@MrR2185]

In my opinion, there is a slight contradiction in the video. I kind of see Invicta as a the average Joe's Hublot. They make some large colorful and crazy looking watches, many of which are a bit gaudy, at times.. They are what they are and I truly think some of them are fun pieces for some people who are into such flare....not my cup of tea but at least they are something different.

[@bobsteadman9728]

Sure Invicta has some gaudy watches but the majority of their watches are fine so I'd argue the point of one of the worst brands with you.

[@fawaka6664]

I would buy a hublot, just to pissed off Nico... 😅😅😁😁

[@DanaTheInsane]

Daniel Wellington. Aliexpress bottom end, at top end Seiko prices.

[@brianmsahin]

A perfect list!!

[@dachanist]

I love my Nelsonic Tetris watch! I don't wear it of course but I display it proudly.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

I would too if I had one. This sh*t is real life - we loved simple, silly things like this because they were part of our culture, our lives.

[@joaquingomez780]

TBH, i know Invicta makes A LOT of awful watches but, if you research long enough, you can find pretty good looking ones with great movement (swiss, japanese, quartz or automatic). What kills them is that 99% of their stuff is trash (but as long as tasteless people buy them, they will produce them)

[@JoeMenjivar]

Wow, can't believe Dave Portnoy had enough time between harassing women to start a watch brand.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

It's all down to time management, really. And prioritization. And focus, with some compartmentalization. It's amazing how many more crimes you can commit with a disciplined schedule.

[@Tom_H327]

My first real venture into watch enthusiasm was an Invicta Pro Driver in 42mm sub style. I liked it, it was cheap, and its never not told me the time. But, I do not recommend Invicta to anyone looking for a good stylish watch. I recommend Seiko or Casio. True story: a recent acquaintance asked me about a watch I would recommend. I happen to be wearing the Invicta on my wrist at the time. He asked what I had "there". I waved him off, laughed pulling my arm away from view, "Oh this is a garbage watch. You don't want this shit. He laughed. I said "you want a G Shock. That thing will take a beating and last you for 3 decades. You'll fall in love with it." 2 days later he bought a G Shock. 😂

[@captain0001mike]

Chris Ward., the worst in the world. When you return the watch, you tested the company's true color. For a watch I tried 60 seconds , they charged you 30% ! "HiThank you for returning your watch to us. Unfortunately due to the condition of the piece, we are not able to offer a full refund on this occasion. Our 60/60 guarantee requires the watch to be in pristine, unworn condition in order to be eligible for a full refund, unfortunately we have not received the piece back in this condition. However, it's not all bad news. We would like to offer you a partial refund of 70% of the full price of the watch, as we will be able to resell it in our "Nearly New" range. If this sounds suitable for you, please let us know and we can action the partial refund immediately. If not, we will be more than happy to send the watch back to you. Kind regards, Nick"

[@RobbC.]

A Donkey Kong watch!! Take my monies... :)

[@charlylondon8943]

I have 3 pagani design daytonas, saphire crystal, seiko meca cuartz , and i love them

[@SlickDapper]

Cuartz eh?

[@collaborativedataaccounts3249]

I thought Rolex claimed they were the first full ascent of Mt. Everest? That's actual fact, tho.

[@Ian-bq7gp]

The vach are very under rated next to Rolex in some ways and their overseas are true class and really beautiful. Right up there with AP and similar in quality to Patek Phillippe

[@dennisjones9044]

I always wonder why they never made a "Sponge Bob" diver

[@fishrowe420]

And here I just ordered another invicta... the 1953 in black.... actually a super nice automatic for well under 100 bucks. 😆

[@patrickhannon8126]

So many people around The World will be trying to figure out the phrase ”What did you buy that was pony,then?”.😅

[@menaranhasouza]

Casio F91W haha is the Best

[@wingi7722]

I wear 44mm watches and even a 46mm Doxa but there's no way on earth I'd wear one of those gaudy quartz powered Invictas you showed at the start of the show. Just because they're big doesn't mean they're manly. They just show really bad taste and no eye for quality. The tachymeter is for measuring the tackiness of the watch which on a scale of 1 to 10 would rate at least 15. These pieces are best suited to being used as fishing sinkers or even as an anchor for a small boat! I would however happily wear a vintage Invicta or even their more recent very affordable automatic subbie homage (except I don't like Subbies).

[@kiljaeden7663]

I've understood how people can hate Hublot and rave over Richard Mille 🤔

[@ShawnKitchen]

Invicta watches are, on the whole, truly ugly. Except for the 40mm Pro Diver with the NH35 movement. That's actually a fun little watch at pocket change prices. I have one, and it's a fantastic daily driver. But yeah, the rest of the catalog is a kaleidoscope eyesore.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

They absolutely win the award for most garish designs for the majority of their products. But once in a while they do something interesting.

[@karlsenula9495]

Filippo Loretti... to go with DW and Vincero ...

[@jacintopmdacosta3976]

Came onnn Watchfinder & Co

[@quardlepleen]

People hate Invicta because their in-house designs are hideous, and they artificially inflate their MSRP then claim 80% discounts or have "Buy 6 get 4 free" sales.

[@32768persecond]

Damn,I got tricked by that Rolex push. Not even mad by that,well played.

[@sonnyb6180]

I have a few, Swatch, Sekonda and anything from Wish or QVC.

[@templario9807]

Henry London must be in the list, at least the one I have can not have the strap changed

[@ggavin9934]

Maybe "worst" isn't the correct description. Poorly made maybe, overvalued? Invicta may not be top tier but if it allows someone to get into the watch world, I'm all for it. It's better than them wearing a "smart" watch.

[@Frezri69]

For the same money, you can buy Seiko..

[@ACasualCustomer]

I personally can't stand Invicta. Their watch designs are too gaudy.

[@RonSommar]

Alpha? Great quality, great value...

[@talkingcup]

Yeah, I got a sort of snobby "we don't like homages" vibe from them, simply because they are homages. By that extension they should also be hating on pretty much all other brands for copying designs. The fact that Hublot got a free pass - and a good close-up of Hublot's own Richard Mille clone - makes it even more ironic. Their idea that a big company can clone designs is ok, but homage brands doing the same is not ok, feels very superficial and snobby, particularly when the example Hublot clone of the RM design is also very expensive. They well until that point about homages.

[@ingra888]

Only one name missing!!!!! FILIPPO LORETTI !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mlhbrx96]

You forgot MVMT.

[@asjohnseesit]

Anthony James watches RRP £225 sale price £48 true value probably £12

[@chrisnorthall8317]

I'm 10000% behind you on Rolex. Horrible brand. ill never understand the lust or hype. Sure decent watches no doubt but so far away from the reality of the hype.

[@Stormin2548]

I’d buy the ugliest oversized Invicta watch before I would buy a Hublot.

[@TOM-C.]

2:57 That appears to be a commercial photo? If it is, the biggest red flag is the fact the guy is wearing a left hand watch on his right hand? 12:30 What I hate, and despise about Hublot is the fact they can't get their screws on the face aligned like AP does with the Royal Oak. With prices that creep toward the AP, you'd think they'd pay a tad more attention to detail. When I see any Hublot watch with their proprietary screws on the face, my OCD alarm goes off! 😁😎👍✌

[@Melontheyoutuber]

They’re able to line them up via using bolts and securing them via nuts inside the case

[@TOM-C.]

@@Melontheyoutuber Yes, I had that figured out, and Hublot must have a similar nut on the backside. If they don't, they should remodel it as it just shows their disregard for the art. It just looks cheap to me when screws are misaligned on multiple $1000-$10,000 watches! 😎👍✌

[@83Jnorth]

My personal downfall was Fossil before I knew better, basically pre Daniel Wellington Vincento and I was drinking the Kool-aid lol

[@arvindtm474]

I was expecting Graham here😂😂

[@paugpo1000]

Jacob & Co 🤢

[@JohnSmith-dt1tw]

That's what I'd vote for

[@jamesrobert4106]

Truly vulgar.

[@tigerman1978]

And how in the actual f*** have they supposedly gotten metal from Titanic to make a watch from? And would that even be legal, never mind how disrespectful it is to the grave site? Or is it "leftovers from the building" and not actually Titanic or maybe just a sales lie?

[@keithchegwin1222]

I wanted to get Seiko, but Archie Luxury said they're for losers.

[@stenleyho4951]

Rolex dont sell watches, they sell investment product. And this investment product is like a junk bond. People love it because of its speculative nature only.

[@melsage80]

Hublot is fine? 99% of them look horrible and are extremely overpriced, they also lose most of there value as soon as you walk out of the store! Companies like Rolex, AP, and Patek, and Tudor make a better watch for less money and hold there value for years!

[@jorgenvandeburgt8670]

Worst watch brand in the world by a Mille: Richard.